Ivor Cummins @FatEmperor
https://twitter.com/FatEmperor/status/1361024549022797825
In patients hospitalised with COVID-19, calcifediol treatment at the time of hospitalization significantly reduced ICU admission and mortality.
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3771318
James McNeill @Saintsman3
·16h
That and other poor nutrition: obesity and related chronic illnesses. We are being held hostage by governments afraid to tell their citizens to eat right.
kjetil tønnesen @greavsy18
·17h
Replying to @FatEmperor
Hi Ivor. Honest question.. do you know why they use Calcifediol and not Calcitriol?
Ivor Cummins @FatEmperor
·17h
Need use fast-acting – no point taking D3 when in trouble, takes time to convert in your body. They R giving what your body makes – fast acting in time to help. Boom!
(best thing is to never be below ~35ng/mL blood level though – as a RULE)
Douglas RitzHoneybee @douglasritz
·17h
Replying to @FatEmperor
“more blood on lockdown nonsense hands, looks like”
Imagine if they had just told people to stop pounding sugar….or go for a walk…..or get some sunlight.
Vincent Gledhill @VincentGledhill
·13h
Covid is seasonal, ffs. It effects dark skinned people more, ffs. And the obese, D is a fat soluble vitamin ffs. It’s glaringly bleedin’ obvious
David Davis @DavidDavisMP
· Feb 3
The Andalusians appear to have had an extremely good result from providing activated Vitamin D, calcifediol, to care home residents and some GP patients. Today I asked @BorisJohnson to look into the latest evidence from Spain on this cheap, safe and effective treatment.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9257521/amp/Study-finds-Vitamin-D-reduces-Covid-deaths-60.html
7:21 PM · Feb 14, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
Original United 1889 @EyeEyeHockey
·1h
Replying to @FatEmperor and @seancorourke
The powers that be, have a lot to answer for! Time will tell!
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